One running list of the offers actually worth a windward family's time: island-wide finds from across Oʻahu, plus the Kailua and Kāneʻohe favorites from the newsletter. We check this page every week and remove anything that has expired.
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The Black Friday BOGO: buy one Platinum Season Pass, get one free, $119.99 + tax for both ($60 each). Unlimited visits for the rest of 2026 and all of 2027, free parking and Platinum perks. Hawaiʻi residents only. Regular admission is $66.99, so two visits pay it back. Kamaʻāina day tickets also start at $37.99 online, with an extra 10% off when you buy 72 hours ahead.
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Residents pay $10 for adults and $6 for keiki ages 3–12, against $21 and $13 at the regular gate. That is $32 instead of $68 for a family of four. Hawaiʻi ID at the ticket booth, no reservation needed.
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The standing local rate at our own Waimānalo park: kamaʻāina admission $24.99 for adults and $19.99 for keiki, 55% off with Hawaiʻi ID. And through December 1, the park's Black Friday sale has annual passes at their lowest price of the year, online only.
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Kamaʻāina pay $24.95 for adults, $22.95 for kūpuna and $20.95 for keiki ages 4–17, against $38.95 general admission, and buying online in advance with code MAHALO20 takes another 20% off.
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Kamaʻāina admission is $10 for adults, $8 for kūpuna and students, $6 for keiki ages 6–12. Resident keiki get in free every Wednesday, and the ʻohana pass covers two adults and up to six keiki for $100.
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The Center's free kamaʻāina club is the standing local deal in Lāʻie: 20% off select packages every day, 15% off for up to four friends and family who come with you, and birthday-month perks. Join online with a Hawaiʻi ID, no dues, membership lasts.
Source ↗The Passport covering the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, Battleship Missouri and Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum is $72.99 for kamaʻāina instead of $99.99 (keiki $39.99). Kamaʻāina pricing is sold in person at the Visitor Center.
Source ↗The best local perk on the island: Hawaiʻi residents get into Hanauma Bay free with a Hawaiʻi ID, no reservation needed, and resident parking is $1. Visitors pay $25 and must book ahead. Open Wednesday to Sunday, arrive early.
Source ↗Kamaʻāina, military and Hawaiʻi students pay $8 instead of $12; keiki ages 4–12 are $5 and ages 3 and under are free. Tickets at the door, a short walk from the zoo in Kapiʻolani Park.
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Zipline, ATV and adventure tower tours in Kapolei carry a kamaʻāina rate with the code kamaaina at checkout; bring your Hawaiʻi ID for check-in.
Discount rate conflicts between sources (10% vs 25%), please check the official site before booking.
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For the show's 15th anniversary, kamaʻāina see Rock-A-Hula for $79.20 (regularly $99; kids $53.10) with code resident when booking, military with code military. The Waikīkī luau buffet packages carry resident rates too. Proof of residency or service at check-in.
Source ↗The resident Cirque show at the Outrigger Waikīkī Beachcomber takes 30% off for kamaʻāina, with entry-level seats from $48 plus taxes and fees. The easiest big night out in Waikīkī to justify at local prices.
Source ↗The musical inspired by Princess Kaʻiulani at the Royal Hawaiian Theater sells kamaʻāina tickets for $65 instead of $95. Show your Hawaiʻi ID at the box office. The run continues through April 15, 2027.
Source ↗Kamaʻāina admission is $15 instead of $25 and keiki always get in free. Every third Sunday is Community Day, with free admission for kamaʻāina and art activities for the family.
Source ↗The Moana Surfrider's spa takes 15% off all treatments and retail for kamaʻāina. A Waikīkī spa day at a local price.
Source ↗Huakaʻi by Hawaiian is the airline's free kamaʻāina membership: one free checked bag on neighbor island flights, 10% off one neighbor island flight every quarter, and monthly member deals.
Source ↗The first-ever Restaurant Week wraps Sunday: prix fixe lunch and dinner menus at 34 participating restaurants island-wide. No tickets or passes, just book the restaurant directly.
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Honoring 250 years of U.S. Army, Navy and Marine Corps service, Lanikai's Mid-Pac is offering active-duty military and veterans a Proprietary membership for a $250 initiation fee, now through December 31, 2026. That means full club access: the 18-hole course, driving range, clubhouse, pool and dining. Regular monthly dues apply, and the Membership Director has the details at info@mpcchi.org.
Monthly dues are not published in the offer, so confirm the current dues with the club before joining.
Source ↗Hawaiʻi residents get 25% off all rentals and guided tours with code hawaiiresident when booking online, plus 15% off in the retail shop. Show your state ID at check-in. The discount takes a break Dec 25 to Jan 4.
Source ↗Kāneʻohe's ranch takes 15% off tours for kamaʻāina, refunded at check-in when you show your Hawaiʻi ID, good for up to four people. Movie sites, UTV, e-bike and zipline tours all count.
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Two standing deals at the Kailua diner: kids eat free on Thursdays, and Wine Wednesdays for the grown-ups.
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Every Tuesday is $7 all day, and Wednesday matinees are the kupuna special. The cheapest big-screen nights on the windward side.
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Discounted tickets every Tuesday at the Windward Mall theater, plus a holiday gift card bonus running through December 31.
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Happy hour Monday through Friday, 3:30–5:30 PM at the Kailua brewpub. The standing pau hana deal in town.
Source ↗Deals checked November 14, 2026. Prices and terms can change; the source link on each deal is the final word. This page is refreshed with every new issue, and expired deals come off.
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